THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1003.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
July M&rkiti Cloe with 111 Hop of
Manipulators' Oornir Loit,
PRICES BREAK AND SETTLE LOWER
Tbeat Tasnbles Six Cents and He-aoandlna-
4aeke la Frit la Other
Lines, Where Bearish
Ktm la PlentlfaL
V
CIITCAOO, Julr 81. -Julr corners were
an u (Ted out today, yuletly and with little
excitement, save that Influenced by the
Injunction against a corner In July stand
ard oats, the manipulated deals died In the
arms of their projectors. Juiy wheat cut
the most spectacular figure ty mumping
almost 6c. The July cum corner tlittl
Into history with the closing price 24c lower
than the high price exacted when the
bates clique was In control. July oats, 11 1
though controlled absolutely by the Pait 'n
Fraztar crowd, closed unevenifully, doubt
lessly held down by the fear of dread
feasibilities at the hands of the court when
he lnjunrtlon ease cornea to be settled.
With manipulation largely out of the way
and the Inflation In priots rapidly -seeping;
out, other options In grains felt the very
bearish effect of big shipments to markat,
lower cables, fine weather and heavy sales
and consistently declined all around. At
the close July whest was 6c lower, Sep
tember wheat V&le down, July corn ia
lower, September corn e lower, July oaia
1c up and September oata &He lower.
Provisions closed 2Vc up to 120 down.
Interest centered In oata because of the
Injunction proceedings against James A.
Patten, linrtlett frailer Co. and Car
rtngton. Patten St Co. Trade hung fire for
a time at the start because the caso waa
In court. A little covering was done enny,
which started prices up somewhat. When
the court Interpreted the Injunction for
the parties Interested and stated that only
one house was Interested, a house short
CAOCQ.iMiu bushels of July, and with the
exception of deals with this house all busi
ness could go on as usual on 'change,
prices sagged. Patten sold freely In the
f it to anyone who wanted the etuff at 6e,
o over yesterday. About lOO.OtO bushels
were covered early. Then sat her heavy
liquidation set In all around. The general
feeling among speculators waa that had
there not been an Injunction In effect pro
tecting one Arm prices probably would hare
been boosted and the July corner wouia
have srone out with a boom. For tbe first
time today It whs learned that tho bull
Interest controls 1.S62.000 buoiieis bought be
low 40c. Of this long line It Is estimated
over 1,280.000 bushels was disposed of y
the bulls In the open pit. Most of the
trading was In new, round lots changing
hands at 64c. one of 466.000 bushels and an
other of 200,000 bushels. Fair deliveries
were made as the price In oats declined.
but a large number of contracts defaulted
Details of these will not be known for
some time. July, after opening lc up at
64c,jold at 66c, dipped to 63c and closed
lc up at 64c. September sold from '.ti'nc
down to Slhkc and closed Vri'Hc lower at
llAc. Receluta were liberal at 248 cars.
A break of 6c In July wheat was the fea
ture of the leading pit today. Trade was
dull at times and prices were Inc.ined to
be erratic. Covering and the effect of big
exports yesterday startea prices nigner.
Deliveries of 600.000 bushels In July, how
ever, with heavy selling In all deferred
options brought a break. July opened Vc
down to Tfcc ud at T&'&iOe, hung Are lor
some time and then plunged In a puntcky
fashion to &)Ac. Few traders wanted the
July article, although there was a fair
cash demand. . September opened 'Ac up
at 70N1 70140. broke to 6!He and clorcd
weak, piffle down, at 6iH43tc. Excellent
crop news, big receipts and fine weather
Influenced a marked Increase In the Sep.
tember-December spread. December sel'lng
lo below September. The feeling in real
as elsewhere was that with mrln!'nn
out of the way Inflation must come out
of prices In all optlona. July closed CSc
down at 69Hc Local receipts were (49 cars,
seven of contract grade, and Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 152 cars, making a
total for the three points of 601 cara, Against
863 last week and 424 a year ago. Primary
receipts were 1,148,000 bushels, compared
with 893.000 last year. Seaboard clearances
In wheat and flour equaled 236,000 bushels.
The seaboard reported 27 loads taken for
export.
There was heavy selling In corn, very
little support arrived and prlcea broke.
From 90c, the price of July corn on July I,
when controlled by the bull crowd, the
price had declined until today It closed at
66c. There waa a fair strength to all op
tions early on the small receipts, only 83
cars. Belling In September, however, was
heavy, Induced by bearish reports of ex
cellent crops and good weather. In spite
of only 66 cars estimated, for tomorrow,
September sold from 66c down to 64o
and July from 6c to 66c. There wes a Jittle
1 rally to September aa early cables Im
proved, but the close was weak, 4c down,
at 66Hc.
Provisions were only fairly active and
ruled generally lower on weakness In lard.
Early prices were Arm on a strong hog
situation and aupport. Ribs had the best
support and September optlona of this pro
i duct closed 2'-(iC up at 310.35. September
pork closed 12Hc down at 316.77H and Bp-
ember lard BVt'Hc lower at tlO.k2VxQ10.8S.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
too cars; corn, 66 cars; oata, 160 cars; hogs,
12.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles ! Open. Hlgb. Low. Close. Yes y.
closing at 74c; December, 74H'35 3-lc,
closing at 74o.
COKN Receipts. 6.400 bu.: exports, 1,670
bu. Spot, easy; No. 2, Sc In elevator and
ftc. f. o. I)., afloat. Option market had
a sharp opening bulge on small western
receipts and higher cables, but later de
veloped weakness under liquidation, firm
crop news and the wheat break. A final
rally on covering left closing prices only
He net lower; May, 45 '6464c, closing st
4-.14c; September, nSVuhlc, closing at
uNc: December. 4S1'&4XV. closing at 4Hc
OATH Receipts, IH.oiiO bu.; exports. t.M)
bu. Spot, firmer; No. 2, 4Ve; No. 8, fflvtc;
No. 2 white. 6!c; No. I white, c; track.
mixed western, 64',jc; track, white west
ern, 64ii,;yc; track, white state. 64(hic.
Option market waa steady at first, then
weakened with corn.
HAY Firm; shipping. flMrTOc; good to
choice, fl.on4il.06.
HOPS Firm; stste, prime to choice, lDnl
crop. litVifcHc; 1900. luc; olds, 6Ti9c: state,
common to choice, 1W)I crop, 22tj'fic; lstoo, 1
til.Nc; olds, 7iic: Pacific cosst, 1901 crop, 21
llH')c; r.", 17'nlHc; olds. 24ii2.V.
iir.rt i n c rv rirm, iiiu,
PROVISIONS Heef, dull; family, 31600
T.S0: mess. 313.60: beef hums. 122 004T23.flO:
packet, fl4.60tf 16.U0; city extra India mess.
t22.oofti24.fo. Cut meats, steady; pickled bel
lies, til TMT12.S0; pickled shoulders. t7a7
9.75; pickled hams, ti2 0OQ12..V1. L.arst quiet;
western steamed. 111. 60: July closed at
til. 10, nominal; refined, stady: South
America, 111 75: compound, tS.12Wfi6.60: con
tinent, til. 20. Pork, aulet: family. 320.06:
snort clear, iis.umti.oo; mess, ls.b04fl.W).
HIDES Firm: Oalveston. 30 to to lbs..
lie; California. 21 to 25 lbs.. 19c: Texas dry.
24 to 3ii lbs., 14c.
WOOI.J Quiet: domestic fleece. 26ffJ0c.
TALLOW Steady: city 112 per tkg.). 6T4c:
country (pkgs. free), 6N& :67c.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 4H
ec; Japanese, 4V(UoC.
11 UTTER Receipts, 6.92 pkgs.; steady;
state dairy. 172c: state creamery. 17(3
2043 ' Imitation creamery, 16ol6c; factory.
wy in;.
CHEE8E Receipts. 6.120 tikrs.: steady
for large and weak for small; fancy large,
colored and white, Wc; fancy small, new
state full cream, colored and white. M4C
EOQS Receipts. 10.9X6 nkrs.: . steady:
state ana Pennsylvania, zdwomic; western,
csnilled. lS19V(!c: uncandled. JiiUS17Hc.
MOLA8SE8 Steady: New Orleans. 13(3
ic.
inULTRY-Allve: Easier: chickens. 16c:
turkeys, 11c; fowls, JJHc Dressed: Weak;
chickens, 15c; fowls, WHC! turkeys, 14(315o.
METALS The local markets today were
generally weak, though as a rule prices
were nrmiy maintained. Tin loeany was
quiet, but Arm, with prlcea ranging from
123.35 to 12X 60. in London the market was
without material change, spot closing at
127 IOsj and futures at :23 17s d. Copper
In London was Arm. with prices 7s 6d
higher, under light offerings, spot closing
at 63 2s 8(1 end futures at 63 6s 2d. The
local copper r.iorket waa held flrrnly, prices
advancing slightly on few transactions.
Standard, spot to September, was quoted
at lll.3fWill.60; Lake. 111.8712.(0; electro
lytic, 111. IMi 11.90; casting, tll.66ll.75. Lrad
In the domestic market was unchanged.
spot closing at I4.12H. The London market
was dull, with prices Is 3d lower, tho c!os
lng quotations being 11 Is 3d. Spelter
prices In London were lower, .showing a
net loss for the day of 2s 6d. spot closing
at 18 IRs. Locally spelter was quiet at
!5.37Vx. The EnRllsh Iron markets were
quiet. Olaszow closing at 66s 3d and Mid
dlesbnrough a trifle higher at 61s lid. The
local Iron market was steady, but quiet
No. 1 foundry, t21.OWi23.00; No. 1 northern
foundry, I21.0tig23.00; No. 1 soft foundry, 128.
cash. No. I mixed. 675Sc; Ko. I white. C34
6: No. , (tHc
RTF, No. I, 44H(4fio.
HAY Choice timothy, $10.0011.00; choice
prairie, fi.75''((7.0').
BUTTER Creamery, 19V4c; fancy dairy.
EOOS Steady; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, 14-Ao do., loss off, cases re
turned.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 22.o0 74.0)
Corn, bu 'W S2.(0
Oats, bu 66,000 49.OH0
Liverpool Orals and Pr Tlsloa.
LIVERPOOL Julr XI WHEAT Spot:
Quiet: No. 1 northern, spring, 6s Jd; No.
1 California, 6s 4d. Futures: (Julet; July,
nominal: Sentember. fis: December. 6s llV4d.
CORN Spot: Steady: American mixea.
6s. Futures: Quiet; September, 6s la;
October. 6s IHd.
provisions Reef, strong; extra jnaia
mess. lu,s sd. I'ork. firm: crime mess west
ern. R2s d. Hams, short cut. 14 to is ins..
quiet. 69a 6d. Bacon, Arm; Cumberland cut
26 to SO lbs., quiet. 66s; short ribs. It
tn S4 lbs., milet. P9s d : lona clear middles.
light. 21 to 34 lbs., quiet. D9s; long clear
middles, heavy, 15 to 40 lbs., quiet, 58s 6d;
short clear backs. 16 to 20 lbs., 6Sa
6d; clear bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., stes.ly,
62s 1. Shoulders, square cut. 11 to IS lbs.,
quiet, 47s. Lard, quiet; prime western,
In tierces, stesdy. 6fie: American reflned. In
nails, stesdv. 64s 9d.
chkebk Fteaay; American nnesi wnu,
steady, 48s 6d; American finest colored.
steady, 49s 60.
TALLOW Prime city, steady, zns;
traiian, in Ixndon, dull, ms.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy Winter,
8s 9d.
HOPS At London (Pacinc coastj.
6.
B1TTTER Nominal.
PEAS Canadian, quiet, (a 8Hd.
l.V premium. Foreign exchange, KM,
sixty days; 14 Vi demsnd.
HOSTON. Julv II. Clearings, iru.t".;
balances, ll.4ts.93S.
BALTIMORE, July . Clearings, ts.ios,.
170; balances, .t95.9li Money, 4H Pr cent.
PHILADELPHIA, July l. Clearings,
$H9.ora; balances, t4.4.4;.
Of f ' 1 1 ' 1 .1 ,..! a, SATIS
balances. ins.4fi; money, Arm, fc$r per cent;
Now York exchange, par.
CINCINNATI. July II. Clearings, xa.wi,
660; money, 4ffj6 per cent; New York ex
change, 6910c discount.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. July II. MONEY On call.
2Vn3 per cent; last
prime mercantile
2
paper, 4wu
loan.
steady at
per cent;
per cent.
STERLING KXCHANQE Btea.iy at
14 R7' for demand and $4.NT4.6tt tor
slxtv days: posted rates, $4.864j'4.88H; cola
merclal bills, 4.S4'&'4.6V
SILVER liar. Uc: Mexican dollars,
41Wc.
bONDS Government, steady: state, inac
tive; railroad. Irregu ar.
The closing Quotations on bonds are as
rouows:
ng....l07U t. N. nnl. 10! S
1T Vn. Cmtrsl 4s i2W
um to is Ino ia
,lVi K. tn. L 4 14
OMAHA LIVE STOCl MARKET
Imall Inpnlj of CUl tnd Very LitU
Chai'ga NoUi in Pnoet,
HOGS OPEN STR?NGERr BUT CLOSE WEAK
. -
Receipts of Ikets ratlae Liberal
sit Market Was err DII wltk
tke Geaeral Teadeaey of
Prices Dowawurd.
iOUTH OMAHA. Julr 11.
Receipts were: tavtle Hoas. ijheep,
Official Monday I.Smo I.OnO 9-716
omclal J uesday z.svi 7,7-1 s.o's
OfflclaJ Wednesday , 2.03H 4 ' 8.M7
OiHclal Thursday l.wiO 4.390 6. 7(.4
Aua
firm.
firm,
V. S. nt. is,
lo eoupon
do U, rr
do coupon
40 new 4s, reg
do coupon
do old 4, rg.
do coupon ....
do l, reg
do coupon ....
Atchison gen. 4s
do dj. 4
Bal. Ohio 4s.
do l.
do couv. 4s...
Canada. Bo. Is...
Contra I of Oa. is.
do Is Inc
Four dava this week.. 10.207
Bams days last week.... 9.M4
Sams week before 13.221
Same three weeks ago... .!
Same four weeks ago.... 8.2fi0
.1" M , K. at T. 4s.,
.14,I do M
.inn's, N. T. Contrsl Is.
.10WI do (a. ISa....
.lv4 .N. J. C. ten. I.
.IdiU No. PaclBo 4s....
.104 I ao la
. mvN. W. oon. ia
.inah nnsoins sn. mm.
1 St Li 4k I
,..1M Ht- l
...!" L
.10S14 a .....
2 B- A. m A
.loo4
..101
..loaw
..mv
..104
..1014
.. l
M e. SS....UT
8. F. 4s
W. Is..,
P. 4s.
Toledo Grala and Seed. -
TOLEDO. July 81. WHEAT Active,
weak: cash. 70Hc: July. 704,c; September,
JO.V. v Deremher. 71 'Ac: Ma v. 74iC.
i'odM 1 1, , 1 1 .l.ailu' . fiartmher. FlW. P '
December, 42e.
oath uuii: oia juiv. wean, wc: oepiem-
ber. ihc: new July, strong, 06c; new Sep
tember, 3214 c.
SEED Clover, October, 15.16.
Mlnaeapolls, Wheat Floor and Bras,
AimnrjAruijlo. dull !. u iiuni o u ,
77Uo: SeDtember. 674c. On track: No. 1
harfl. 79c: .no. l nortnern, Yc; ino. i
northern 79Ue.
FLOUR First patents, X3 SJT3 9f; eeema
patents, 13. 6011 3 76; flrst clears, t3.00i3.10;
second clears, M40.
BRAN In bulk. 113.
Ctiea. Jc Ohls 4'. . .loss So. Paclfto 4s.
Chtrato A A. IWa... U So. Railway ts
1;., n. at u. n. 4s. . . . M niai racine is.
C, M A 8 P. g. 4a.. 114 ,T.. St. L. A W. 4s
C. A N. W. c. Ta....l Union PaclAe 4a.....
C, R. I. A P. 4a....U0V do conv. 4a
C C C 4V St L a. 4s.l01 Wabsah Is
Chlraso Tar. 4a M do Is
Colorado Bo. 4a 'a 4o deb. B
Panrar A R. O. 4s.. 101 Wast Shnrs 4s
Erla prior Han 4a.... ti 'Wheel. aV L. B. 4
ao saneral 4a HltiSU. 1 antral 4s...
P. W. D. C. la...lllVi'Coa Tobacco 4s...
Hocking Vsl. 4Vta...lot4
Boston Hack Qtjetatleas.
BOSTON, Julf 81-Call loans. 80
cent; time loans, 46 per cent. (
closing of stocks and bonds:
AKhlaon 4s 10IH Altouet
4
Vi
sa
ltlVs
lit
14M
...1"S
...UH
...in
... 74H
...114
... ItV,
... I7K
19.179
2,o:
2n,l!7
21.K21
36.909
31.000
173.214
2&.OK1
19.406
2i9,319
1&J.4XS
161.496
96.h-.g
69,t)7
222, uq!
32.9H
24.7a?
19.490
ld.207
17.914
26, 1 99
116,5t3
92.36.1
76,12t
4S.2.'6
43.MH
26.637
21.410
7.372
7,926
Same days lat year.... 6,473
Total this month 59,617
Total July. 191 M2
lotal July, 19. Hi 67.8
Total July, 1M9 61.141
Total July, lies' 48,707
Total July, 1897 59.863
Total July, 1896 40,626
Total July, 1X96 40.384
Total July. 1894 63.721
KECE1P1S FOR THE YEAR TO DA'l E,
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, with comparisons
witn last year:
190J. 101. Inc. Deo.
Cattle ... 89u.l3 420. SIS 85.183
Hogs l.bt4.6.tf 1.464. idO 49.B67
Sheep 636,411 603,611 68,100
in following table thows mo average
price 3f hogs sold on tht. Bourn Omaha
market the last several days, with com
parisons with former years:
1 Steer 70 8 00 T cows 1000 8 IS
Is feeders.. 934 4 26
HOOK There was not a heavy run of
hogs here today and aa the local demand
was In fairly good shape the market
opened active and strong to a nickel higher
opened active and strong to a nickel
higher than yesterday. At those prices
hogs changed hands quite rspldly,
but later on packers weakened and
wsnted to buy what was left at steady
prices with yesterday. Fellers, of course,
held for the morning bids and as a result
the clofe was very slow and It was rather
late before the pena were cleared. The
bulk of the good quality hoes sold largely
from 17 .60 to 17 W. and from that up to
17.70. The commoner grades sold from 17.50
down. Representative sales:
No. At. Ph. Pr. No. At. Sh. Tr.
65 11 40 7 40 74 fit 40 7 SO
76 I W t Ill ... 7 60
lf. ! too T 41H 0 t W 7 Sl4
0... lo 40 7 46 4 :?1 7 6!'i
41 llh ao 7 4S 74 21" 140 7 63V
1 1"4 ... 7 46 40 ?M 1:') 7 6-'i
11 4 0 7 47'4, 41 266 120 7 6f
41 Ill 40 7 47t 6 133 SO 7
70 220 K 7 47V 41 1 ... 7 6V
IT 241 120 7 47lfc 40... 145 140 7 62Vi
67 10 ... 7 60 47 143 SO 7 6b
63 147 40 7 60 70 120 ) 7 66
64 241 40 7 60 41 143 34 7 6J
64 210 110 7 60 (4 sr.4 14(1 7 6-.
47 237 ... 7 60 IT, 141 30 7 56
76 221 30 7 50 64 163 40 7 65
76 127 40 7 60 46 M ... 7 66
77 130 ... 7 60 45 24 ISO 7 U
l 140 ISO 7 60 72 t?4 ... 7 43
61 221 110 7 60 43 171 SO 1 6!i
M 247 W0 7 60 II 271 ... 7 I!'
61 Ill ... t 60 17 27 140 7 f
61 ir,4 0 7 60 61 17 30 7 40
66 160 170 7 50 44 ...21 30 1 46
64 1.1 to 7 60 40 1l .10 76
t ' 110 7 60 61 14 30 7 65
M 141 ... 7 SO 11 194 ... 7 70
Date. 1908. 1901.190O.189.1898.lS97.189t.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Julv 31. WHEAT Mar
ket firmer; No. 1 northern, 78H(&79c; No. 8
northern, TJSiBc; September, 69Vic
RYKflfeadv: No. 1. 59c.
BARLEY Lull; No. 2. oS66c; sample,
CORN September, 8474jC
l
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Condition of Trade and Quotations oa
Staple and Fssey Prod ace.
EOOS Candled stock, 16c.
LiVE POULTRY Hens, 9c; roosters, ac
cording to age, 46c; turkeys, 6'ijlOc; ducks
and geese, ac; spring chickens, per lb.,
i:wfii4c.
BUTTER Packing stock, ISc; choice
dairy, in tubs, 17c; separator. 8021o.
FRESH CAUGHT FISH Trout. 10c: her.
ring, 6c; pickerel, 8c; pike. 9c; perch, 6o;
buffalo, dressed. 7c; sunAsn, 6c; biuettns, So;
whlteflsh, 10c; catfish, 13c; black bass, 18c;
codfish, 12c; red snapper, luc; .lobsters.
boiled, per lb zvc: lobsters, green, per lb..
26c; bullheads. 10c. ...
CORN 60c.
OATS-65C.
BRaN Per ton, 816.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice hay. No,
1 upland, is; wo. l medium. I7.&0; jmo. l
coarse, 17. Rye straw, 16.60. These prices
are for hay of good color and quality. De
mand fair. Receipts light.
VEGETABLES.
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per don..
769Cc. V -
NEW Ciibtm-naiamasoo, soo. -.
POTATOES New, per bu., 264 35a.
GREEN ONIONS Per dos.. according to
sli of bunchts, 16320c. . J
TURNIPS Ptr bu., sec
BEETS Per basket. 400.
GREEN CORN Par dog., Bo. ,
CUCUMBERS Per dog., 2c.
LETTUCE Per dosen Duncnes, zoo.
PARSLEY Per dos., 30C(i3oc.
RADISHES Per do., 20o.
WAX BEANB Home tiruwn, per market
basket, ao(j&c; string beans, per market
Dasket, aviuooc.
CABBAGE cauxornia or noma grown,
Wheat
, July
Sept.
Deo.
I May
Corn
: July
', Sept,
' Dec.
May
Oats
July
S July
a Sept.
b Sept.
b Deo.
May
Pork
, Sept
s Oct.
Jan.
, Lard
' Sept.
Oct. .
Jan. .
Ribs
' Sept.
' Oct.
' .Jan.
75 7 7
70Q 704
67-Mi TOVa
72W 724
88 68
6 tS 66i
illi 414 M
49 60
64 66
284 284
32H4 82-S
WAftX 814
81 81ft
1 90 16 924
16 96 16 96
IS 66 16 82V4
10 90 10 9?H
10 46 10 47H
8 75 824
10 86 10 87H
10 10 10 124
8 08 I 8 12V4
toW H 75H
9H'69H9H 70V4
6S6SN t!)-
11,
ES
644
42
T14I
T2V4
66 F9V4
U bi'l
3$i3 434
28 "4
814?f
304,
81 V
1T7H
16 8
IS 62V4
10 96
10 874
I 60
10 47V4
10 06
8 OS
46
64
8814
814
80V
81!
i rrvi
1 86
16 77
10 88
10 40
8 75
10 88
10 10
8 12V4I
a Old. b New. No. 8.
i Cash quotations were aa follows:
! FLOUR Firm, easy; winter patents, 83 65
I4M.76; winter patents. 83.203.60; cleara. 83 00
; C.40; springs, 14.80; patents, 83.603.85;
Straights, 3.Ou(Ui8.S0.
v WHEAT No. 8 spring, tWMc; JJo, 8
, spring. 67S-7JC; No. 1 red. 71714o.
CORN No. 8 yellow. 60S4C.
' OaTS-No. 8. 294137c; No. 8 whits. 8649c,
RYE No. 8, 6S'a4o.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting. 63fHo.
i SEED No. 1 flax, 81.60; No. 1 northwest-
'mm 1166: clover, contract grade. 18.15(08.40.
I PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bbl., tl6.7t
J16.80. Lard, per 100 lba., 10.7610.8O. Short
I ribs sides (loose), 110.26610 86. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). 89 12SH 9.86. ' Short Clear
I j . i t an or.. . i 1 a?u. ...
WHISHT On the basis of - high wines.
' 11.81.
The following are tbs receipts and ship
ments:
' Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bble 19.000 18 .000
Wheat, bu Z24.0OO 179 00
'Corn, bu 154. 0u) 68.0
'Oats, bu 838.000 122,009
Rye, bu , 1.000 .
barley, bu.. S.OuO
On the Produce exchsnge today tha but
ter market waa steady: creameries, Kft
WVc; dalrtsa, Uha'UHa. Cheese, steady, 104
U& Kgga, easy; irean. u-a.
MBW YOBR OK Jl KB At. MARKET.
new, l!c. ... r
u.NIOiMB iNew t.aiiiornia, v sacas, per
lb.. II4C . . . .
TOMATOr. fer maraer. oasget, li.
NAVY BKANS-Per bu., 12.16.
FIUIT8.
PEACHES California St. Johns. 90c; Ar.
kansas E.bertas, per 4-basket crate. 81; per
6-basket crate, ii.oti; eastern vrawioras, yuc.
PLUMS 4. a.i-ornia. per 4-Dasxet crates,
fancy, 1115(61.25.
PRUNES per dox, fi.iswi.zs.
PEAKS calllornia, per pox, f2..
APPLES Bummer varieties, per DDI..
88.7b(&'J.OO.
CANTALOUPE Texas, per crate, 88; per
basket, 7bc.
GRAPES Southern Catalbas, per 80-lb.
crate, 11.60. .
PINEAPPLES Florida, 30 to 88 count.
IS 50.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to
Slse, 12 265.76.
URANUbo- vaiencias, M.Kiia4i.w; tatai
turn neon sweets. 84.00AC4.26.
LEMONS Fancy. 85: choice. 84.60: Hes-
llnas. M.Ktf5.00. TT.
CIDER New ?ork. 83.75.
HIDES 10. 1 green, ec; no. I green
6U,c: No. 1 salted. 74c; No. 8 salted. 64.U
Ka. 1 veat can. s 10 t 10s., sc; it. s von
calf, 18 to 16 lba., 6c: dry hides. 8(312c; sheep
pelts, 7&e; horse niaee, ii.ouii.im.
- .. r-. r, ,,. ... V. . 1 I .1 . .
1 1 fi .1 jun-rsr iu.. w. eijaiiau. wu.
NUTS Walnuts. No. I soft shell, per lb.,
tiari nnmi. ner id . iic: ino. z soil
W fH I shell. 10c: No. 8 hard shell. 9c; Braxlls, per
IV no I ib.. 14c: Alberts, per ID., lzc; aimonas. soil
8 07H shell, 16c; hard shell. 16c; pecans, large, per
lb.. 12c: small, luu; coooanuts. per aos., boc
OLD METAL.B A. B. Aipern quotes ins
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton. lio.oo; iron, stove piaie. pitr 'on. fi.av,
rnnner. ner lb.. 8Ac: brass. heKvr. per lb..
8W; brass, light, per lb., to; lead, per lb..
c; Bine, per iu,,, i, ruwwr. v iu..
ft. Loals Ore la and Provisions
LOUIS. July SlWHEAT Lower
47
ft
28V
8214
811
18 90
1 M
10 si
10 874
f 70
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. III.. July 81. CORN Firmer;
No. 3, 68c.
OATS irregular, easier new ino. i wnue,
84(634V4c.
WHISKY On the basis of 8181 for fin
ished goods.
Dnlntk Grala Market.'
TJtTT.TITTI. Julv SI. WHEAT Cash. No.
1 hard, 76c; No. 2 northern, 73V4c; July,
72Vc; September, 694c; December, 67fto.
oaib aeptemoer, 01c. .
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Onenlnar Tarmoll Spoils Hopes of
Speculative Advances.
NEW YORK, July 81. There was such a
turmoil In the opening stock market today
aa to upset the speculative sentiment and
disappoint tne hopes 01 a renewal 01 a
which had been indulged as a result of
yesterday's development of fresh railroad
deals. Probably the feverish upward dash
of St. Louis & San Francisco, Evansvllle St
lerre Hume. New I org Ar Bra Re ana 1
few other stocks would have been suffi
cient In themselves to have disturbed senti
ment. . ;
But when there was added the down
ward plunge of over 8 points In Colorado
Fuel and a sharp decline In People's Gas
the upward course of prices with which
the market opened quickly gave place to
realising. St. Paul's opening rise of over
point was lost witnin a tew minutes 01
trading. St. Louis & San Francisco sagged
back to below last night during the course
of the forenoon. A few scattered advances
at different times during the day proved
Ineffectual to rouse the market to activity.
Chicago or Alton and Chicago Te Tninai
Trantfer advanced In company 01. mys
terious hints of coming Important develop
ments. The rise in Reading seemed to oa
based upon the assumption that the riot
ing in the mine regions and the calling
out of the troops foreshadowed the break
up of the strike. The drop In Colorado
Fuel was attributed to the fact that the
company'a books close today for the stock
holders meeting, so mat new ptircnases
would not carry voting power for the
meeting. People's Gas decline was due to
the refusal of a judicial injunction of the
enforcement of 76-cent gas ordinance.
The aulck subsidence of the excitement
which broke out in the market yesterday
when the St. Louts & San Francisco and
Chicago & Eastern Illinois were reported to
have consolidated, was primarily aue to
the uncertainty over the actual fact. All
persons Interested were exceedingly reti
cent and doubts were aroused as to the
real consummation of tne project. Fur
thermore, supposing the protect to be
schleved, there will be disappointments In
volved. It la a matter of public notoriety
that Illinois Central has recently made an
offer designed to aecure control of Chicago
A Eastern Illinois.
The advance In St. Louis A Ban Fran
cisco for the past week has been on the
assumption that It was "the Important
eytem pointed at as destined for Inclusion
in the new Rock Island v company. The
fact that the new project points to
strengthened competition and Is thus cal
culated to arouse antagonisms makes it
similar to many or the recent financial
protects talked of and marks their depart
ure from the much discussed community of
Interest policy wnicn was to parcel out
harmoniously the whole railroad territory
amongst thp various financial powers.
The money market was calm today, but
sterling exchange held steady at the level
of the recent gold exports. The govern
ment deficit, which reached over 112.000,000
at one time this month, fell to below 18.000.
nnA tnav nnit Ih 11 It t r ,mrv In Nw Vnrlr
v . j - - -
receivea a payment or over ai.uw.wv oy tne
Central Pacinc Railroad company on ac
count of a note due the government. The
market closed quite active and weak, prices
running off sharply Just at the laat.
Bonds were very irregular ana inclined to
be easier In the morning. The St. Louis
Southwestern seconds were In large de
mand. Total sales, par value. S2.108.ooo
United States bonds were unchanged on the
last call.
Oaa la
T K O. C
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Bnatoa A Albany..
hoaton A lie
Unaton EleTated ..
N. Y., N. H. A K.
Vltrhburf ptd
Union Pacific
Amer. Sugar
60 Bfd
Amartran T. A T...1I4
Dominion 1. at B..
Oen. EIctrto
Malta. Electrlo ....
do pfd
N. B a. A C 4X
ihiim iru 11 111
V. 8. Steel zu
do pfd 8au
WeatlAKh. Common. .104
Adrsnture II
II A ma I ga ma tad ....
. 4l'4 Dlnsham
. II Vi Calumat A Heola.
.MP Ontennlal
.241 Coppar Kane ....
-1 Dominion Coal ...
.11 Franklin
.134 Iala Rojrale
.14nVMohak
lm!oid Dominion ....
.lllloarsola
.llSParrot
Qulncr
44 Ihanta Fa Consar.
131 Tamarack
aoHITrlmonoula
THlTrlnltr
Unltad Btatae ....
Utah
Victoria
Winona ...
WoWarlas
1 per
ifflclal
... It
... MS
... 1V
...HI
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...
...111
... 11
... ISSt,
... 45
... II
...
...
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... 14
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1
July 1....
July 8....
July 8....
July 4....
Juiy 6....
juiy I....
July 7....
July ....
July ....
July 10...
July 11...
July 12...
July II...
July 14...
vuiy li
July It
juiy
July
July
July
juiy
July
July
July
July
July
" London Stock Market.
LONDON, July 814 p. m.-Closlnr:
consols lor manwj . ... -ia nonois st wasters
do account ,
ASaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd ,
Baltimore A Ohio...
Canadian Paollc...
rtieaapeakl A Ohio.
Chlcaso O. W
C, M. A St. P....
Danrar A R. O....
do pfd
Erla ,
do lat ptd
do Id pfd ,
Illlnola Central..
17..,
18...
19...
80...
21..,
22...
28...
24...
26..
28...
July 27...
July 88...
July 29.
July 80.
July 31.
744
I 64,
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a
T STS,i
1 W"l
I Mt
7 791
TT7
7 724
7 72
7 734
8 8S
8 SS
6 74
8 78
8 7lj
8 88
6 86
8 92
86
6 86
5 77
6 64
6 W
8 68
4 111
6 Oil 8 78
8 T8 8 811 8 181
I I 611 8 IS
7 ffrfcl 6 62
69
7 62
7 41-41
7 82T4,
I 411
7 631
7 61
a
7 63:
7 664
7 47
7 61Vl 6 81
6 68
i 71
b 70
6 74
6 69
6
1
8 47
8 66
8 0S
6 1
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8 131
8 13
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6 13
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a
8 02!
4 94
4 87
4 89
4 M
6 07
I
8 IS
6 16
6 06
8 02
6 06
6 18
8 78 8 8C
8 U
8 81
8 Si
8 0
8 96
4 04
4 09
4 06
I
4 01
4 16
4 28
4 19
4 21
4 84
4 861
4 31
4 27
4 32
4 83
4 82
6 08
6 09 I 32
I 21
8 6i 8 28
1 76, 8 28'
8 81
8 761
8 n
8 73
8 82
8 77
8 77
8 82
a
8 82
8 89
8 86
8 81
8 791
8.82
8 89
8 87
8 r
8 67
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8 74
8 32
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8 26
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8 18
8 14
8 15
8 17
8 20
8 25
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8 27
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8 86!
8 87
8 431
3 29
3 26
3 44
3 84
2 98
3 fc
aa
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3 87
2 98
304
2 M
2 17
.M
397
3 00
8 06
3 07
2 97
3 98
s
3 II
3 97
2 OS
2 83
3 9
3 68
a
3 85
3 76
2 71
3 77
8 60 2 77
M do pfd
. t Ontario A Wasters.
. 144 Pannarlraala
.1044 Raadlnf
.11314 do lat pfd
.140 ao m pr
. 16 Southern Railway.
. aati ao pis
.131 Southern Pmcllo
. 4t. .union Paeiac
14 do Bid
II United Statae stee l.so44
10(, do pfd Ml
14
Va
3S4
1
I44
... !
1 o
3
Pmcllo 70-4
01 ac 11014
4T
I IWabaata
.17044, do pfd
Loulavllle A Naeh...,147Vk Spanish 4s ,
Mlaeourl, K. 4t T.... tl Rand Mines.........
do pfd US, DeBeers (def.)...n..
New fork Central.... 141 I
BAR BILVER-Steady at 34 7-ltd
ounce.
MONEY 2VWS3 per cent. Tho rate of
discount In the open market for short bills
is 1 v-iwa-ti per cent; for three months'
bins, z per cent.
. it
. N
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1 HTk
Per
New York lllalnc Qnotatloas.
NEW YORK, Julr 8L Tho following are
tne Closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Coa , 10
Alloa H
Breeos M
Brukawlck Con........
Contttock Tunnel .... I
Con.l Cal. A Va 1J0
Desdwood Terra ...M104
Horn Silver 1
Iron Silver w SO
Leadvllls Coa I
Little Chief
On talis
Ophlr .
rnoentx
Potoei
Savaf
.. 11
lot
Ill
I
IT
1
Indicates Sunday. Indicates Holiday.
The official number of cara of atock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattla.H0KS.8hD.Hses.
c, M. am bu v, nr.. 1 1
Mo. P. Ry 1 1
U. P. system 19 11
C. A N. W. Ry 8
F K. A M. V. R. R. I 31
a, 8C P., M. A O. Ry 3 4
U. M. it. Mjr 90 13
C., B. 6V Q. Ry 1
K. C. at Bt. J S
C, R. I. V P., oast.. I C
Wabash 1
Illinois Central ......
Total receipts ..... 88 69
Tho disposition of tha Day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hois. Sheen.
Omaha Packing; Co. .. 80 640
Swift and Company .... 872 857 103
Cudahy Packing Co. .. 72 1,891 1,157
Armour A Co 871 1,068 871
Swift ft Co., K. C 139
Swift ft Co.. country.. 48
Hammond, K. C 798
3
8
IS 1
'l !!
24 "2
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Btaadars
For el a" Flaaaclal,
R. Booker ft Ieraa..
Vsnsant ft Co
J. L. Carey
Lobman ft Co
Hill ft Huntalnger
Livingstone ft Schaller.
Hamilton ft Rothschild.
L. F. Hubs
Wolff ft Murnan
Other buyers ..
34
74
118
22
19
80
69
83
118
111
108
LONDON. July 81 The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following changea: Total reserve, decreased
S.M4.VW. uituiAuuii. 1 1 il. c..u -i,vw, 1 iiiuci iwa wan iiia.n ii was yesieruBy,
bullion, decreased 364,834; other securities, I and the bulk of the cattle waa rather luck-
increased (.i.sw.wm; otner aeposns, in- mg in quality. As a result of the small
Totals
CATTLBJ Ths
1.713
supply of
4.244
cattle
3.324
was
8c.
Itnntattons
t tho Day on. Tarlons
CoassmoAlties.
NEW YORK. July 8L FLOUR Receipts,
16.80 bbls.; exports,. 18,131 bble. Mar
ket unaettled and weaker; winter
ritents, 3 7f.-o-4.0O: winter straights, 83.60
Tf." Minnesota natents. S3 8fn4.10: wlnlor
extraa, i3.1uci si; winter low grades. 12. W
fc16; Minnesota bakers. U 15i3 16. Rye
.flour, quiet; fair to good, 83. 26443. 40; choice
Ito fancy, 13 t3 6.
' CORNMEAli-Steady; yellow western.
1112: city, H u; iiranoywine, 4.1 g i tu.
RTS1 Easv: No. 8 western. f. o. b.
t float; state, 2aJc. e. I. f.. New York car
its.
BARLEY Steady; feeding, 64c, e. t f.,
Buffalo.
Wli EAT Receipts, 111.626 bu. : exports.
81.949 bu. Spot, easy; No. 3 red, 7Sc tn
elevator; No. 3 red. T7Vtc. f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern, Imluth. 80sc f. o. b.,
afloat: No. 1 hard. Manitoba. 83c. f. o.
b.. aflo-t. Except for a short time at the
start liquidation and heaviness prevailed
In wheat today, with demand light and
scattered, crop news favorable, receipts
Ware and sentiment bearlab. The close
was weak at Vtrto net decline; May, 74
l77 8-leo, olootueT at Tea; July, TfcHflTvSc,
LltMslujl at 7kv, tiepuatber. 71. ,6 7-lic,
ST.
No. 1 red. cash, elevator, tUc; track
ffttfiVtc: July. 60c: September. 4Vtc; lecm
her. 7.c: No. 2 hard. 65 J 67c.
614c; July, 68c; September, 48c; Lecember,
I7U.C. "
OATS Irregular 7 No, 2 cash, 80c. bid;
track, 32nMc; July, 60c, bid; September,
ZtTo; wo, 1 wcue. oia. 00c. v , . 4 . , .
rye Lower at wc. - '
FLOUR Quiet: new red winter patents,
83 2u66.tO; extra fancy and straight, t2.90r
3.16; clear, li.itaz.ua.
FEED-Timothy, nonunai.
CORN MEAL Steady. 83.18.
BRAN Steady; sacked, eaat track, 80H
83c.
HAY Timothy, tl0.00l6.00; prairie,
C9oo.
nnioai ei'aajr, si.si.
IRON COTTON TIES Steady, 81.08.
BAOOINO Steady. Iiabc.
HEMP TWINE Steady. 9c.
vm VIHli Nrt Pork lower: iobbtna-.
816 87H: new, 117 .374. Lard, dull but higher
at 310.66. Dry salt meats (boxed), stesdy;
extra shorts, 81187H; clear ribs, 111; short
clear. 111.26. Bacon (boxedV steady; extra
shorts, tu. 76; clear ribs, ill.BTtt; short clear,
11 2. i:ha.
M E1AI8 Lead, steady at 88 97H4J4 00;
spelter, steady at 86.06.
rul'LiKi-einwr; cnicaens, 10c; springs,
12c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 7c; geese, 4W.
BUTTER Stesdy; creamery, lf21c;
dairy, lituikc.
eogs steady at iiw. loss on
Receipts. Shipments.
6.0110 7.0i0
S03.(0 122.0(10
t.Oni) 21.000
46.000 46,000
The following are tne nosing prices on
the New xork biock exenange:
.. 11 St. Paul pfd lll4
..101 So. Pacific Wi'i
..1UI4 ,80. Hallway st
.. M4 do pld 1(7 1
..1S4S4 Texas c Paclno 41
si iiuieao, bi. u a ft. zi4
T4
14
13
Atchison
do fd
Baltimore A Ohio
do pfd
Cauadlan Paclne .
Cauda 80
Chee. A Ohio
Chicadro A Alton..
do pid
Cntcaao. Ud. ft U.
ao aia
Cbloalo A E. III. ...II1
Chlcaso A O. W I1S
do lat Pfd sa
do Id pfd 414
Chlraso A N. W....342
0 . R. I. A F.......1HH
Chicago Ter. 4k Tr.. 31
do fd 44
C. C. C. A St. L...10
Colorado So 124
do lat pld Ti
do Id Pfd..
Del. A Hud
IIVl do pfd..
4lw Uoloa Pacific
A L. E.
I Del. L. A W... 171 lAmer. .
Denver A R. 0 4iuJ lo pfd
do pfd 3Anac. H
old.
Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu..,.
Oats, bu
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July 31. BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, Zlc; extra
nearby prime, z.c.
EUOS Mrtn. good qemana: iresn west.
em. aojoc, loss on; ireen souin western,
184i 19c. loss off: fresh southern. 16'kWo.
CH KESE Steady; New York prime small.
10-tfl0(c; New I or a lair to gooa, rijv-c.
Kansas City Orala sal Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. July 31. WHEAT Re
ceipts. 211 cars: BeDtember. 62&U.c: Ie-
cember. sioHc; cash. No. 3 hard. 7y
ooc: ro. ij viiwici no. ne.ru, uuwv,
mo. x ran sodienri ino. a. u'auic.
CORN September, ImTio; KiciiuliW, 14 c;
Erie
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Great Kor. pfd...
Hacking Valley ,
do pfd
Illlnola Central .
Iowa Central ....
do td
Lake Erie W..
do pfd
L. A N
Manhattan L
Hot. St. Ry
Max. ( antral
Nat. Rr. of Max.
Minn. A Bt. L...
Mo. Paclac ,
I.. K. A T
do pfd
N. . Central ...
N. V. Central .,
Norfolk A W...
do pfd
Ontario A Wt...
Pesnarlvanla ...
Reading
do lat ptd
do 3d pfd
St. L. A S. V..
do lat pfd
do U pld
St. U S. W....
do pfd
St. Paul
Offered.
do pfd
Wabaah .
do pfd.
Wheeling
ao sa piaj
Wle. Central ......
do pfd
Adama Ex..'..
American Ex
tailed States Ex.
Wella-Farie Ex...
AnuU. Copper ....
Amm. Cor A F...
do s(d
aau !Aater. Lin. Oil...
..i."lVaLao
Aiuer. . at tt . . .
Mining Co.
l-U Uruoklre K. T
.... tu(4!Col. Puel A I...
.... U Cone. Oaa
....131 Cout. Tobeoco pld
.... 34 n. Electrlo .....
.... 41 Hocklns Coal ....
....la Paper
.... 47 00
.... 14 'Laclede Oes
.... mi 1 Nat. blacult
..,.116 1 National Leal ...
....144 'No. American ....
1J3 Pacific Coast
....14k', Pad 00 Mall ......
.... SdS People's (iaa
.... IK Preaaed S. Car....
....llt.l do pfd
.'..lias- Psllmas P. Car.
II
.. 41
..IU
..143
.. 44
.. 14
.. IJ'k
..U3
.. 47
.. II
.. TJ
.. 31
.. as
.. t
.. 34
.. 44
..1M
kepuolie Steel
do pld
Susar
Tans. Coal A I..
Colon Bag & p..
ao ire
U. S. Leather ..
so pfd
U. g. Rubber ...
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pld
Weetem t'nloa . .
Amer. Locomotlrs... 11
.. 33
..101
.. M
.. ,
.. 44
.. "
.. 31
.. 11
.. 10
..IUU
..KM
..111
..II
.. 44
.. M
.. 31
.. Hi
.. 41
.. 44
..IT
..104
... 41
.. 31
..121
,..111
...1U
... 17
... 1
...
... a
... 47
... 11
...114
... 74
,.. 18
...1V1
,.. 47
... 34
...saw
... 11
... 74
...111
... 4s
... 14
. . au
... IS
... 15
. .. is
... U
3
31
creased 3,063,000; publlo deposits, decreased
820,000; notes reserve, decreased awtu.oou;
government securities, unchanged. Tha
nrooortion 01 tne nana 01 cngiana a re
serve to liability is 47.93 per cent Last
week It was 61.60 per cent. The rata of
discount is unchanged at 8 per cent. Money
was In active request tooay ana aiscounts
were steady. The Stock exchange settle
ment was comfortably arranged. Tho fail
ure of Herbert Knemeyer was announced.
A holiday atmosphere prevailed and busi
ness was meaner, uperators were cau
tious. Ollt-edired securities were easier
and consols were sold to provide funds for
Lombard street. Home rails were tairiy
cheerful on rood traffic reports and Amer
icans were firmer and above parity on New
York suDnort. Norfolk at western was
the feature and Erie was strong. The close
was steady. The sum or a: 40,000 gold waa
withdrawn from the Bank of England
today. Gold premiums are quoted: Buenos
Avres. 129 90: Madrid. 37.10! Rome. 1.07.
PARIS, July si. 1 ne weekly statement 01
the Bank of France shows the following
changea: Notes In circulation. Increased
210.176.000f: treasury accounts current. In
creased 9.62.ooor ; gold in nana, increased
z.400.000f: bills discounted. Increased 186.-
476.ooof: silver in nana, increases xzs.ooor.
Three per cent rentes, lOOf 46c for the ac
count. Spanish Is closed at 80.86. Prices
suffered a setback on the bourse at tha
opening today, although contangoea were
not dimcuii ana money was pientitui,
Operators, however, were afraid that the
settlement wouia not do easy ana there
fore they realised. Later there was a gen
eral Improvement, which was maintained
to the close. Foreigners were quiet, with
Turks in demand during tne last nour,
Metropolitans and Russian securities wero
Arm, but Thomson-Houston shares were
heavy. Rio tlntos were easier at the start.
but rained towara tne ciose owing to the
hardening In the price of copper. Kaffirs
weakened on realisations, but closed with
a better tone. The private rate of dis
count was 15-18 per cent.
BERLIN, juiy 91. oenument on tne
bourse today was essler. Efforts which
have been made to Induce outside pits to
1oln the syndicate, 11 waa stated, nad been
unsuccessful. Canadian Pacifies wero
harder on New York advices. Exchange on
London. 20m 48H pfgs. for checks. Dis
count rates: Short bills (for settlement),
2 per cent; three months bills, per
cent.
Condition of tho Treasury.
WASHINGTON. July 31. Today's stato-
ment of the treasury balance in the gen
eral -fund, exclusive of the 3160,000.000 gold
reserve in the division of redemption.
J shows: Available cash balance, UuS,66J,.
112; gold, 197,661. 4x.
SHEF.P-Recelpts were liberal today,
that the supply for the week to date
considerably In excess of the same daya
last week and also of last year. The table
aoove will show the exact figures. 4
Packers were slow again today about
taking hold and as a general thing their
bids were a little lower than they were
yesterday. Hellers were holding for steady
prices, so that trading was very slow. A
few bunches sold fairly early, but aside
from those little was done up to a late
hour. Lnmha In particular were very dull.
As compared with the high time last week
sheep are safelv 2i4f40r- lower and lamba
are right around 600 lower.
feeders have also eased off a little In
sympathy with the decline In fat stuff, but
syll owing to light receipts, the break has
1101 Dcen quite so severe.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice vearllnaa. !4 4ft- fair in e-nnri
83.90tfl4.20; good to choice wethers, S3.8fl5-4.10;
iair to gooa wethers, S3.60i3.80; good to
choice ewes, 83.60(93.76; fair to good ewes,
33.2&a&0; good to choice spring lambs, 86 26
tj.&O; fair to good spring lambs, 35.004(6.25;
feeder wethers. 12.753.10: fender voerllnva
13.01 -ri3. 85; feeder lambs, 83.0OjJ3.90; feeder
ewea, 4i.Ka.). Representative sales:
lean mlddlln
fair. B6-8?d; good middling.
49-32-1; middling, 4 1S-ld; low mlddPng,
4M-&d; good ordinary, 4 1-!t-'d; ordinary,
lll-.t.'d. i'he sales of the day were 5,0i
bslrs. of which nOO were for speculation
and export and Inrluded 4W American. Re
ceipts, none. futures openeii quit-t sn-i
strsrly and closed barrlv sieady. American
middling g. o. c: August, 4 JlHiX"! 4 :-d,
sellers; August and September. 4 :4-04d, Sel
lers; September and 4 u tolx-r, 4 2'l-64il, s I
lers; October snd November. 4IB-mrr(l 17-GM,
buyers; November nnd I ceemtT, 4 l.l-aei
4 14-04.1. buyers; December anil Jnnu.iry,
4 12-64-i. sellers; Janunry and lenruary,
4 11 -64 14 12-fitd. b'lvrrs, F-hritsry anil
March. 4 ll-HlrM l2-Vnl. buvrrs; March nnJ
April, 4 Il-Mi4 L'-tViil, buvrrs.
NEW tllll.EA.VS. Juiy 31 C.ITTON-
Fltures, quiet and steady; Aucvist, 8 26
8.2'c; Hentemlier 7.7: '(77.7 lc; iict.bvi. 7 h2
7.Mo: November. 9.4'J 7.44c : Leeembcr. 7.4
Ij7.43c; January, t.ti i'.iS ; February, 7 JSJr'
I
1.44c; Miirth. 7 4.T11 i.4w-. tpt. esy; ?aieai
125 bales; otdti:Hi , IJ-',S'; gut tl t r.llnnrTel
7 11-lfic". low middling. 6 3-lSe; m 1 ,!l-ig. -o;
good middling, 8 15-lhct nil li 1. 11; flriJ
9o-lHo; receipts, 2.11b tia.es; sloe 1, 6,6Jk
bubs. '
Vloil
Market.
BOSTON. Julv 81. WOOL Ohio and
Pennsylvania XX nnd fihuvo :;VCf2ic;
XXX, iitfAc; No. 1 and No. 2. 4;p to 2i'e;
fine, unwashed. 2p21c; unniorchnntabl.-, 72
ii2."c; Mlt hlpsti X nnd above, 22 a 21c; No. 1
and No. 2, 2'ri?e; fine, unwashed. I'6i9c;
Kentucky, Indiana, etc., , hi 00 1 2.'i(2Sc:
blood. 2Ui22c; bra d. Wil'Sc: Texai, 13
months, l:K2i'c; 6 and 8 months, 16 l7c;
fall. , 13014c; Cnllfornln, northern choice,
30321p northern average. If(l7c; middle,
county, 14'15c; southern, IC12o; fnl , tdjU-;
Oregon, staple, 16'H7c; a!tern. choice
16c; eastern, average, llrl.i; v'sllv. No t.
lK(ffl9c; territory, Idaho, fine. U7jl4c; Idaho
fine, medium, l&iibic; Wyoming, fine, IL'W
14c U'l'nmlnff flnA in mttillum 11ile
1'tsh. fine. 13al4c; Utah, fine, medium, lfl j
17c: Dakota, fine. 13W14c: Dakota, fine.
medium, 16(&16c; Montana, fine, choice, lfMj
17c; fine, average, 14tjl5c; fine, medium
holes, ngnso: Colorado, New Mexico, etc..
ne, looaiic; nne, medium. )ZBl4o: coarse.
13014c.
ST. LOUIS. July 81.-WOOL-fltrons: me
dium and combing, 13Q18c; light fine, 121
16c; heavy fine, 1018c; tub washed, 164)
260.
No
3 bucks
84 South Dakota ewes...
82 South Dakota ewes...
84 South Dakota lambs..
2 bucks ,
73 Wyoming ewes ,
20 western ewes..... ,
68 western ewes ,
81 Idaho ewes .,
il western ewes...
767 western wethers....
98 feeder lambs
Av.
170
67
83
67
160
66
96
100
118
108
86
103
68
receipts and poor quality a fair test of the
market was hardly made, but still it could
not be said that there was much of any
change.
There wero only a few loads of com fid
cattle in the yards today, and none that
were anywhere near choice. Tho market
was not particularly active, but about
steady nrlces were paid for anvthlna- at
all desirable. The short fed rattle were
very hard to dispose of, and If anything
they did not sell aulte as well aa thev
did yesterday.
The cow market started out In good
shape this morning and the better gradea
anlrf fullv ate.rlv 7 t In th.
nowever, trading pecame very alow and
tne ieeung was weak, borne sales. In fact,
looked a little lower, but that was mostly
In the case of the commoner kinds. There
were a few comfeds included In the re
ceipts and they sold fully steady.
mere was no quotaoie cnange in the
prices paid for bulla, veal calves and
atags.
Receipts of stockers and feeders eon.
tinued very light and the market on tho
better grades waa fully steady. There has
been a prety good demand all the week
for the cattle of good weight and quality,
so that anything answering to that de
scription has met with ready sale. The
common and lightweight stuff, though, has
sum unevenly wnn tne aemana very limited.
There wero a few western ranee beef
steers on sate this morning, but none that
were really good. The market, though,
could be quoted just about ateady. Range
cows also brought steady prices, if they
were good, but were a little lower If nf
poor quality. The better anradea of feed
ers were fully steady ancT others a little
dull- Representative sales:
UK. Kr STEERS.
Ne. Av- Pr. Mo
1 BU IN 14
1 710 4 14 Ti
1 1141 4 II 1
II 1071 I IS
COWS.
I 00
I II
I 36
I II
Av. lr.
..147 III
..111! I 10
..1100 IM
Coffee Market.
1....
1....
1....
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1....
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do pfd .
K. C. Southern.,
do pfd
11
34
10
Dank riearlasja.
OMAHA. July II. Bank clearings, 8959,.
813.23; corresponding day Mst year, 6323.
138 ud: increase. Jiito.a.t.W.
NEW YORK. July II. Clearings. 1250,-
960.937: balances. Ii.166.01o.
CHICAGO. July U. Clearings, 134.196.116:
balanoca, tM.144.31i. New I'ork sxchanfe,
NEW YORK. July 81.-COFFEE Spot.
steady; No. 7 Invoice, 6c. Mild, steady;
Cordova, k'ffUMi: Futures opened steady,
with nrlces unchanged to 8 points higher.
Cable news cut little figure as an Influence
and receipts, while heavy, were not more
than predicted. Shorts, both local and
foreien. .were the chief supporters of the
market during the day. In the absence of I
sellers the market held firm and gradually
worked upward on light trade, closing net
Rcnio nolnta higher, with the undertone
firm. Total sales amounted to 'only 31,760
bags, Including: August, 6.46(o5.60c; Beptem-
Ker. fi.4tij.ooc: ueioDer, s. avion.. wc; Novem
ber 6.!6'(i6.60e: December, SKCrfa.SOc; Jan
uary, t.30w.35c; March, 5.iti'6.4oc; May,
8.50c.
Evaporate Apples ssi DrleA Frnlta.
urw YORK. Julv 81. EVAPORATED
APPLES There la very little business for
Immediate delivery, owing lo scanty offer
ings, but futures are attracting fair at
tention around recent figures; common to
good are quoted at 84fl0c; prime, 10lo4c;
choice. ll(&llc; fancy, HHSn.
CALIFORNIA Uttitu K nui i o rTunee
continue in good demand, wltn futures
armor, nartlcularlv for desirable sixes:
Spot prunes are still quoted at from 84,0 to
6c for all gradea. Spot apricots are
steadv. wnn sume ouying 01 lutureei re
ported. Apricots, In baga, 10611c. and in
boxes. 8V(iloyjC. Peaches are without spe
cial feature, but steady at recent flgurea:
peeled peaches are quoted at 12j&16o and
unpeeled at 9y 10c.
Dry Oo As Market.
NEW YORK. July 81. DRY GOODS
There has been no Improvement In the
general demand for cotton goods today and
tne tone la dull ana easy, uowar iuiu.
tiona made for Pepperell. Utlca and other
. wide gheetlnf and lor rod flulatad.
I. .
1..
1..
4..
1..
I..
II. .
I..
I..
no t 00 ti
.1030 I II II
. 410 I 36 f
1011 I II I
130 I 10 1
1040 I 10 10
360 I 10 1
1100 I 45 1
1010 I 74 1
POO 111 I
,11 I li U
!W I 71 I
314 I 00 1
144 I 10 I
Ml I II 1
HEIFERS.
Ill 4 03
BULLS. .
.'...MM I 10 1
........ .13M I 1
......... 160 I 11 1
lma 1 11
CALVES.
14 I 3ft 1 134 III
STOCK COW8 AND HEIFERS.
800 1 TI 1 1030 30
370 1 11 1 , 170 I 30
130 I II 1 141 I 30
134 I 10 II 174 I 30
, 340 I IB
BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
, 411 I 00 I 731 11
171 I 10 4 Ill 4 II
SOI I 40 I.. 1011 4 II
Ml I II ' IT IM 4 M
NEBRASKA.
.. Ill
..1066
.. 141
..1031
..1240
.. 171
..1144
..1020
.. 140
..1121
..1070
..1041
,..170
...1140
..114
.14150
..1010
..1430
I U
I 36
I 40
I 40
I 60
I 10
I 11
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 30
4 II
4 60
4 10
600
I H
I 60
I M
13 cows 810
3 cows 940
11 40W3 9f4
1 cows lino
28 cows 1'.8
1 cow 940
28 COW3.....1KO
1 cow.
1 cow..,
4 cows.
69 cows.
It cows.
I cows.
23 feeders.. 1091
31 feeders.. Z
1 feeders.. 910
C.
1040
8x0
975
913
876
8 10
3 60
3 40
3 00
8 86
3 85
3 66
4 00
3 00
3 46
8 80
3 40
3 75
4 80
4 00
4 00
11 feeders.. 1044
3 feeders.
1 feeder..,
I feeder..
1 feeders.,
13 steers...
6 heifers..
30 heifers..
69 heifers..
81 cows....,
13 cows....
3 rows....
1 feeder.
1 feeler.
It rows 986
7 cows ta
1 tow ll'O
1 cow 8b0
Swan
100 steers.. .Ilii2
9 steers.. ..1126
13 steers.
Abbott Neb.
6K0
800
990
7)8
1167
641
630
744
919
865
976
860
820
1 steer...
1 bull....
1 cow....
.1050
.1000
13 feeders.
.Hoi
L
. 996
36 feeders.
8 feeders.
. 3S
. 8o
W.
It feeders. .1199
3 feeders. .110
3 90
1 90
3 10
3 90
L. 4
4 45
4 70
3 60
C. Wade Neb.
4 60 8 cows....
WYOMING.
4 60 lbull...,
4 85
L. Stratton Colo.
4 70 I steers.... 4I
8 75 1 feeder... lua)
C. Co. Wyo.
66 feeders.. ST
6 feeders.. 97
. 857
.1500
Pr.
3 28
3 76
3 00
8 75
3 60
8 31
3 60
3 60
3 60
8 60
4 00
4 00
4 00
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattlo Strong-, Hosts Weak. Sheen nasi
Lambs Dnll and Lower.
CHICAGO, July 81. CATTLE Receipts,
4,000 head. Including 400 westerns; active
and strong; (rood to prime steers, 88.0CKir8.86;
poor to medium, 14.469.76; cows. 31.o04j5.75;
heifers, J2.6ois6.60; canners, 11.6052.50; bulls,
I2.60fi6.50; calves, t2.6O4j8.60; Texas fed
steers, 33.25tj5.75; western steers, 85.00i98.60.
HOGS Receipts, 16,000 head; estimated
tomorrow, 18,000; left over, 7,000; dull and
weak; mixed butchers, t6.75(jf7.90j rough
heavy, 37.2tv&7.80; light, 86.907.20; bulk of
sales, 87.35'7.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 11,000
head; dun and lower: good to choloe weth
era, I3.2MT4.26; fair to choice mixed, 82.60(9
fc.W6.00; western" iambsT feVo.
Kansas City Live Btoelc Market
KANSAS CITY, July 81. CATTLTS Re
ceipts, 5,700 natives. 1,800 Texans. 820 na
tlve -calves and 170 Texans; corn-fed cattle
ana western greasers, steady; quarantine,
slow and weak; stockers and feeders.
strong; choice export' and dressed beet
steers, 37.864T6,10; fair to good, 15-2537.26;
stockers and feeders, 2.0O!g6.o0; western
fed steers 84.400.76; Texas and Indian
steers, 32.50(25; Texas cows, 32.26133.60;
native cows, 31.40ig6.00j native heifers, 32.80
m,io; canners, iloObo; bulls, t2.2wg4.10;
calves, 63.60ij6.25. -
HOGS Receipts, 4.100 head. Market
steady to be higher; closed weak; top,
t7.77Mt; bulk of sales, t7. 40(37.70: heavy.
87.857.77; mixed packers, t7.86a7.80: light.
17. 267.oo; Yorkers, 87.4&7.66; pigs, 36.90
I. ID.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,500
head. Market weak to 10c lower; native
lamba, 33.40ft4.00; western lambs, 1130416.00;
native wethers, 83.8084.75; western weth
ers, 3.3.'.(iiH.lft; red ewes, 83.46(3)4.40,' Texas
clipped yearlings. 83.75B'4.66: Texas cllDDed
sheep, 83.004JO.6; stockers and feeders, 82.80
a?.t3i,
at. Loals Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 81.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
4.200 head, Including S.80O head Texans:
market dull and steady; native shipping
and export steers, 16.0(8.60; dressed beef
and butcher steers, 14.4,7.40; steers under
l.oiio ids., H.e.B; stockers and feeders.
,(a-4.o: cows ana neirers. 3.to'(i6.ab; can
ners, tl.75'0'2.85; bulla, t2.654.0O; calves, 16.50
3.75; Texas snd Indian steers, 83.90(.60;
cows and heifers, 32.&Otfr3.60.
HOGS Receipts. 4.000 head! market
steady; pigs ana ugnts, ;.3t(ffi.Bs; packers.
tl.DD'Ol.ou: uutcners, fl.io'ijn.w.
SUE
head
NEW YORK. July 81. SUOAR-Raw.
. ..., ... (.iiu'iim voiui.m,ni, rv fc,
34c: molasses sugar, 2Sc. Refined, steady.
NEW ORLEANS, July 81. SUGAR Mar
ket strong: open kettle, 14S1 M9c; cpen
kettle centrifugal, S93HC; centrifugal al
low, 3Vc4c; seconds, lV2o. Molasaca,
dull; centrifugal, 615c.
CHaetanatl Spirits.
r-T-Wr-T-NTX? A TT Tnl at TTTV. I . I m at.m.
. v. ....... ua w. ,i a,..., ui.uiivi.
finished goods dull on basis of LSL
GNORE NATIONAL QUESTIONS
IloJilaraa Democrats Doslgce Taklngr
taa4 an Issnes Affeetln'sj
tho People.
DETROIT. Mich., July 81. When the
democratto state convention was called to
order today the committee on resolutions
recommended a platform Ignoring national
Issues, except for a declaration In favor
of the election of United States senators
directly by the people.
Following the adoption of the resolu
tions for governor wero made. At the end
of the first ballot, with Durand In the lead
with 454 V4 rotes, the convention, took a
recess until afternoon.
R. L. Brown Idaho.
88 steers.. ..1244 8 40 1 cow
4 60
8 00
8 00
3 OP
3 90
8 90
3 00
3 20
3 25
3 46
3 25
3 75
4 00
4 40
4 45
3 60
3 30
8 00
3 78
8 60
EP AND LAMBS Reoelnta. 1000
market steady; native muttons, 83.60
lamos, m.uuqd.yd; cuus and Ducks,
82.60(34.00; stockers, I2.004j3.00; Texans, 83.06
Wo.
4.00;
3Z.&OQ
4.3.76
Hew York Live Stoek Market.
NEW YORK; July 81. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 660 head; dressed beef, steady.
Cablea v last received quoted American
steers st 14M.fi 15c. dressed weight: refrige
rator beef, 12c.
CALVES Receipts. 586 bead: weak. Ma
lower; veals, !6.0(ij7.87'4 per lb.: a few at
88.
hogs Receipts, li.ooo nead: western.
87.70. ,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18,000
neaa; uuu, tower; ibhidi, siow; average of
salea somewhat below yesterday: -sheep.
82.26(94.46 per 100 lbs. ; a few selected for ex
ports, 84.biKa4.75; culls. 12; lambs, 4.37ffli
6.65; dressed muttons, 6flc per lb.; dressed
n,k, m.n.,,1 ibI.b t T. 111 IK
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
et Tr-tawTT T . . i .. r k nm .y rr. as.
Ol. ..WHil tfuijr Ol. -A 4 A 1 I0
celpts. 1.492 head; steady to loo higher: na
tlves. I4.5eu1.35; covsi and heifers, il.504M.l6;
veais, 12. lixao.uu; ou.is and stags
stockers and feedeis. t2.2fi5.25.
HOGS Recelots, 4,518 head; ateady: light
and light mixed, 7.40(H;7.60; medium and
heavy, 17.554,7.82'A; pigs, 84.364fl7.16; bulk,
I7.45ffr7.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
aemana strong.
lonx City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., July 81. fSpecta! Tele
gram,) CATTLIS Receipts, 100 head
steady; beeves, 85.60477.60; cows, bulls and
mixed, . t2.6tKM6.25; stockers and feeders,
12.7641-4. 60: yearlings and calves. 32 143-1.00.
HOGS Receipts, l.&oO head; strong, sell
ing at 47.304ry.UO; OUlk, 7.3b4T7.u.
took la fight.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the Ave principal
markets lor juiy ti
South Omaha.
Chicago
Kansas City..
St. Louis
St, Joseph
Totals
Cattle.
. 1,800 .
. 4.000
. 7.600
. 4,2 -0
. 1,492
Hoars. Sheen.
.18.993
4.390 6,704
16.000 11.000
4.100 ?,6"0
4.000 3.000
4.518
88,003 31.304
OH nnd Rosls
830 800
81 10
tl 66
OIL CITY. Pa.. July 81 OIL Credit bal
ances, 31.22; certificates, no bid; shipments,
104.158 bbls.; average, 80 680 bbls.; runs,
113 (M hbla. : average. 60.087 bbls.
SAVANNAH. On., July 81. OIL Tur.
pentine. 434c. Rosin, firm: A. B, C,
tV 31 is- R. II SO: F. 11.25: O. 81.30: 11.
I.' 12.10; K, 82 60; N, 13 85; WO. 83.46; WW,
33 60
CHARLESTON. July 81. OIL Turpen
tine and rosin, unchanged.
WILMINGTON. July 81. OIL Turpen
tine. firm. 33c: crude, firm. 11.40. 2 50 and
t- en Hnatn steadv. Tar. firm. 11.60.
TOLEDO. July 31. OIL North Lima, 89c
Smith Lima and Indiana. 64c.
NEW YORK. J'lly 31 OII Cottonseed
dull. Petroleum, steady. Rosin, steady.
Turpentine, steady. 4ta46l4c.
LIVERPOOL. July 31. OIL Linseed
J2s Sd. Cottonseed, Hull refined, epot,
iadHv 95,e 4 W1
MiNImiN, July 31. OIL Turpentine
spirits, 32 7d.
Cotton Market.
T. irtl'IS. July 31 COTTON Dull: mid
dling. 8c; sales, 660 bales; receipts. H4
bales: shipments. 640 bales; stock, 15.fca6
GALVESTON. July 31. COTTON Easy,
'Liverpool, July 8i cotton-spoi
limited demand, prices 1-824 lower; Amer
agar Market.
BI4T Railroad Laad Deal Closed.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., July 81. (Special.)
Within the last few days tha Union Pa-
clflo has closed a deal with E. 0. Barton
of Chicago, whereby It transfers . to him
80,000 acres of land tn Arapahoe county.
ZTZiz, 24 1 Thorn" and Lcjan c?" -
ties, Kansas. A large portion of this land
Is farming and will be broken up Into
small tracts, to which tho new ownsr will
move a large number of families. An
other deal baa been closed with William
Adams of Laramie county, Wyoming,
for tho sale to btm of 8,800 acres. Mr.
Adams has been leasing this land and hag
now decided to become absolute ownsr.
AHea-ed ThlevM Cansrht In Mitchell.
MITCHELL, S. D., July 81. (Special
Telegram.) John Rhodes and Henry Cox
wero arrest sd here last night on advices
from 8herlff Kerr of Beadlo county, who
arrived bare this morning, to take tM
prisoners to Huron. Tha men cams be. j
on bicycles. They are wanted at Wolsey
for the alleged stealing of a borsa and
huggy, a bicycle and obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Ready for South Dakota Pills.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., July SL (Special.)
Preparations ars now practically com
plete for tho annual convention of the
South Dakota Pharmaceutical association.
to be held In Flandreau August 6, 8 and ?.
Accommodations for a large number of
delegates havs been secured.
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS . plaoed on record Thurs
day, juiy si:
Warranty Daveda.
. M. Wilson and wife to Wilson
Steam Boiler company, lots 2 and 8,
block 16 (except ei feet lot 16),
Kountae At R-'s add 8 8.000
Manetta Hamming to W. H. Christ
mas, subiot s or lot s, capital aaa.. 10
N. L. Guckert and wife to R C
Howe, lot I. block 6. summit Place.. 4.609
Atlantic Realty association to Mollis
J. Butler, 101 x, diock s, emis para duu
A. P. Wood and wife to Pauline C.
Hoctor, lots 1 ana x, diock m, ctoutn
Omaha 1.8011
South Omaha Land company to Igna
tius Wolniewies, sft lot a, diock s.
South Omaha S3S
4lt Claim Deoda.
E. J. Sullivan to Clara B. Thomas,
lots 9, 10 and u, diock it, lorenoe.. 1
Deeds.
Sheriff to New London National
bank, lots 4 ana s, diock , unooin
PlltCA
Sheriff to Anna Corrigan, lot 8, bluuX
8, Logan Place -
Total amount of transfers......
888
880
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JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA.
MACHINERY AND FOUNDRY.
Davis & Cfiwgill Iron Vcrla
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IKON AND 3tAM FOSJKTJ BIReV
UH, IB OA svs4l 13MXI Jsttuse Issosta
saafca. "en. . aask
sa. tahnekle. Aeat. i. - Orrngm. Hmf
f-HAHE CO.
Maaafaiaura and Jake ess at
Stssni and Water Supplies
Of All Xlttim.
84184 aad mm VOVmUkM 8ns
ELECTRI AL SUrFUES.
A ostcrn Electrical
vv Company
Electrical Supplies.
Oaa Uthe
8811 WMi Jl.
BflectrU Wlrtsg BelU as
O. W. JOHNSTON. Mgr.
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
O.'naba Tent and Awning Co.,
Onsaka, Hah.
Manufacturer of
Tents and Canvas Gcoii.
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